According to WHO, 98% of the cities in developing nations exceed pollution levels. The air pollution caused by motor vehicles, factories, industries, overcrowded cities, and household combustion devices are familiar sources of air pollution. Tap water and chemicals like chlorine in water risk our health, and vegetables, meats, and fruits are mostly filled with pesticides and chemicals. Many foods we eat are processed and high in sodium and sugars, and harmful oils could overload our liver and lungs and weaken our immune system. As these toxins accumulate in our system for a long time, they could cause hormonal imbalances, muscle weakness, obesity, allergies, and various mental, physical, and emotional imbalances. Toxins from pollution, chemicals, dust, unhealthy eating, and drinking can enter your body when you breathe, eat, drink, or through your skin. But the long-term accumulation of these toxins can cause various health issues, i.e., weak lung capacity, weak immunity, allergies, inflammation, constipation, indigestion, brain fog, lethargy, most dreadful diseases like diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, migraines, sleep disorder, etc., Detoxing the system has been the ancient practice since ancient times, and this is most important in this present world.